Ma Lie E.
As quick as possible. Due to lack of space between my teeth it makes it difficult to floss without some bleeding and the longer I floss the worse it gets.
Avery A.
Until I'm done, which is about 3 minutes. I think about all the older people that still have their teeth and realize that's super important. I use the little floss plastic things because I can get in the back better. I usually just use one, but I wipe it clean after each use. It's important to get each side if the tooth, which means I floss twice in each space between teeth, once for each side.
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